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By tSTHtR X1KMU
I find I Hit l month ahead
t4 time hen I retummendrd
In ltd column that ou uauh
for another the TV re-n-tation
In the aeries ef
'WOMAN- on The Troubled
Trrn. Ii 1 ihHluliHl fur Atll
from 2 to 3 T M In.tead it
Manh 2 as I had thought.
"Jane Wyatt, star of "Father
Know IU-M". and mother tf 16
anl 22 year old on. Is hwtii
for thU program In which Mew
en mrri Bctttna Graham, 16
year old student at the Aulnfi
ton Township high school. Just
outside Philadelphia. By follow
lng Benin on round of act
ivities with young eople who
are neither Juvenile delinquent
nor "tvnlcal teen ace" carica
ture. The program attempts to
pin point lust why today a youtn
aeem to live In a world of Ita
own. cut off from parent and
mature counselors at the time
of life when understanding
guidance I vital.
At the program's close, mem
bers of the White House Confer
ence on children and youth sum
up their findings and offer sug
gestions to both parents and
teenagers.
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School Notes
Grant Rlgby, shop and science
teacher In the high school, has
received a scholarship from the
National Science Foundation to
the Pratt Institute In chemistry
In Brooklyn, New York. The
school is from July 11 to Aug
19.
Paula Barak and Linda
Helmblgner. seniors in the high
school went to open house at
the University of Oregon Med
ical college in Portland April
9. They were shown the various
parts in the college. They also
went to the Oregon Museum of
Science and Industry in Portland.
Grant Rigby and Mrs Jack Barak
accompanied them.
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UNUSUAL DEW FOAM PLASTIC TOTE BAGS will
decorated with plastic Howe,, at th. homemaker rotohP
da.. .tartina May 3. Proie.slonal cak. decorating and texMe
Minting will b. Included In th. Ire. instruction that U! being
Sponsored by th. women member, ot th. Lexington Oil coopera
twe.7ne He'rrin of Hollywood, shown in th. photo with sample,
of th. tot. bag, will be in chaxg. ot th. cla.
Monument News
By MARTHA MATTESON
Mr and Mrs George Stubble-
field. Mr and Mrs Gus Peterson
and Mrs Cora Denmark drove
to John Day Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Richard Cox ol
l2ee spent two or three tas
over here on their ranch.
Mr and Mrs Elmo Lewis have
moved from John Day Into one
of Lyle Van Dusen s houses nere.
Fred Hanson. Verne McCarty
and Harold Lippert have been
hauling Hanson cattle irom me
Flats down to Spray and over
to Mitchell.
Guests at the Verne McCarty
home last weekend were his sis
ter and husband, Mr and Mrs
Darrell Dalaney and children of
Spray.
Rho B 1 e a K m a n, aiamey
Musgrave and Jack Forrest help
ed with spring branding at the
Lynn Forrest ranch Thursday.
Harold Lippert took a truck
load of scrap Iron to Portland
Tuesday.
Mrs Vern McCarty and two
sons. Robert Scott and Martha
Matteson went to John Day Fri
day on business.
Doris Vinson. Laura Ann
Vinson. Alene Reynolds. Thelma
Williams and Mary Corley went
to Pendleton Friday.
Mr and Mrs Harold Kouens oi
PonHiPtnn ho have purchased
a lot from Boyers. were in Fri
day with some things, getting
ready to build a home.
Mr and Mrs Gene Vaughn and
children have moved into one of
George Stlrritfs houses tm
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Hi M w
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French
Cuff
SHIRTS
White And A Few Colors
Assorted Collor Styles
All Sixes 14!2-32
Through 17V2-35
Regular $5.00 To $7.95 Values
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Only
Potluck Dinner Held
At Rauch Home Easter
sivtoon relatives and friends
gathered for a potluck dinner on
Easter Sunday at the home of
Mrs Henry Rauch.
Those enjoying the day were
Mr and Mrs Royce Putnam and
son of Portland; Mr and Mrs
Pine Thornburg and children,
Lexington; Mr and Mrs John
Hartman and children and Mr
and Mrs Al Fetsch and family.
In the evening they were join
ed by Mr and Mrs Hank Rauch
and five children of Echo.
Mrs Van Marter Has
High Score At Bridge
Mrs William Sowell entertain
ed the Kings Little Queens
bridge club last Wednesday
evening at her home. i
Th quests were Mrs Willard
Blake, Mrs Ilene Wyman, Mrs
Pat O'Brien, Mrs Herb Hamilton,
Mrs Paul Koente. Mrs C E Mc-
Quarrle, Mrs James Norene, Mrs
LaVerne Van Marter, Mrs Kicn
arrl Mpador. Mrs Glen Ward, Mrs
Harry O'Donnell and Mrs Jerry
Daggett. I
Mrs Van Marter held high
score, Mrs Wyman was second
high, Mrs Koenig low and Mrs
Daggett received the traveling
prize.
ow to get
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k-hool U out. th-y have
brousht fUl Swk hwn. Mr
and Mr R Barrett and childien.
i-achvr tn lit chx r now
IHInij In th houw.
Thtf MMM Club met t the
of Wave Jji kn Thuri-
day. The nest mating will at
the home of Mr Van ftl-hard.
A larw iunbr turmM out
Wt-diKwl4y veilnfi for the
U-tterman'a banquet held in the
ftfinpe hall.
Mr and Mm Max Justus if Fox
vUited Sunday at the KU Kund
home.
Mr and Mm Jim Croker had as
h.u cuent last we?K. hi
m..ihrr. Mm Croker. hi iUter.
Mla Frances Cn-ker and one of
Ronnle't brother from Salem
nd Vancouver, wash. Mr
Croker atayed on for longer
visit with her son ana lamuy.
Jun Hutchlton droe t.eirce
Kirk ta John Dav Monday mrn-
Inn for mellcal aid. and he wa
put In the hospital with pneumonia.
Ruben Patter Installed a new
electric stove and water heater
last week for Mr and Mrs Ed
Rounds.
Mr and Mr Lllburn Hunt and
hlldren of Lonu Creek spent
Easter weekend here visiting
friends and relative. J
Mr and Mrs L J Matteson of
Aliura, Calif i-nl the week
end here with friend and rel
atlve
Mr Ida S hx-urn ha returned
to her hum here, after spending
two month at the home of her
it-iufititrr, Mr Herh llnd at
Cerll.
W S Hunt of Wagontlre. Ore
Con penl the werkend here vl
lung hi relative and friend.
Mr and Mr Ed Round drove
to Bnd to spend Eater with
th-lr an. M-lvln and family.
.Mr Verne McCarty and two
ff her aon. drm to Foaall
Tlurblay on buUnena
Rex- Thoma came over from
Mt Vernon and held the morn
ing sunrise meeting Sunday
morning up on the hill. Then
they gathered at the granee hall
for the Easter breakfast.
The Easter Sunday school ser
vice and program ws conduc
ted by Donald Maclnne. the Rev
Thoma was back for the even
ing services. There wa a large
turnout for all the meetings and
for the Easter rag hunt at 11:0
a m.
Mr and Mrs Ansil Martin were
over last week and left their
small son with his grandparents.
Mr and Mm IK-nry Martin.
Mr and Mr Bob Holme drove
to The Dalles Monday.
Mr ii.d Mr Abe Gale and
Ktrrittl CAZCTTC-TIMCS. Thursday. Apt 1 1 20. l0a
rMIdren ot Calllomla Her up to
pend Faster with her folk, th
Wa ne laiher.
Mr and Mr Even-U llowrll
and Mr and Mi Frank Hwf
wcie li. Fvil Saurd4' on ui
ne.
Mr and Mr lltf: rd llorll
and ti.'.i went to h.p-nef Sat-iirday
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APRIL 26 & 27
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